00:00We should strengthen communication.
00:03China and the United States are different in national conditions,
00:08but through candid, in-depth and continued dialogue,
00:12our two countries can understand each other better,
00:17seek common ground while shelving differences,
00:20and build up mutual trust.
00:22President Trump and I have respect for each other.
00:26We have built personal rapport and stayed in touch.
00:30We encourage our government departments,
00:34such as those in charge of foreign affairs, economic matters,
00:38financial cooperation, law enforcement, and people-to-people exchanges,
00:43to catch up on strengthening contact,
00:45and we support our legislative bodies in increasing exchanges.
00:50We should cooperate with sincerity.
00:53The interests of China and the United States are deeply intertwined,
00:58and there is plenty of room for us to work together.
01:03China-U.S. cooperation may not solve every problem in the world,
01:07but without our cooperation,
01:10it would be hard to solve many of the world's problems.
01:14China keeps its door wide open,
01:18welcomes American companies wanting to invest and do business there.
01:23We hope Chinese companies are treated fairly here in the United States.
01:29Working together,
01:31we can lengthen the list of cooperation
01:33and shorten the list of issues.
01:36Both China and the United States are leading nations in artificial intelligence.
01:41We have both the capability and responsibility
01:45to develop and manage AI for good
01:48and ensure that the development of AI
01:51is always under human control
01:54and serves the well-being of the people.
01:57On counter-narcotics and law enforcement,
02:00the Chinese side is willing to strengthen cooperation
02:03with the United States.
02:05Our two sides may also increase direct flights
02:08to facilitate two-way travel and trade.
